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I would have guessed it was significantly higher than that. Back in October, when the flurry of transfer began, I glanced at the Publicly Listed Groups list and as I recall there were something over

Sandi, It is purely an indication that the member has that override set. It tells you that should you change the group's Moderated box, this particular member will not be affected (will remain

Gerald: Search on "Conversations": Screen shot of a search in Y!G Activity log There may be a few other types of entries mixed in, but that's as narrow as I can get it since the Actions drop-list is

Disclosure; I do not know the answer, but I have some more questions that might help us work towards one! Some clarification of your terminology would be useful. When you say I receive a lot of

Corrected I receive a lot of external messages with attachments which, when forwarded to the entire listserve, the attachments do not come through on the Digest, even though a full HTML digest is the

Lacking a statement from Mark on the beta group, I took it upon myself to do a little digging about how many groups may have been transferred in the last 7 weeks.? As near as I can tell, almost 2000

I receive a lot of external messages with attachments which, when forwarded to the entire listserve, the attachments do not come through on the Digest, even though a full HTML digest is the setting.?

Correct, Eric. You can have a ?free group with a lot more than that. You can have photos, attachments, files, databases, wiki, calendar, polls. There are restrictions, of course And a limit on

Certainly!? Mark mentioned during the YG fiasco that there may be some additional limits on free groups coming in the new year, but hasn't presented the actual terms (and has edited his original

You don't make invitation notices active (this was changed a few months ago.)? If you have more than one, they're all shown in the drop down on the Invite page and you can choose which to use, if

Or more correctly, it wasn't. You may not appreciate my pointing this out, but... I have no idea exactly how many groups migrated from Yahoo, but it's a *lot*. A very significant proportion of those

You don't need to do any manipulation.? I just uploaded a 1280 x 960 picture and it was resized to 400 x 300 without distortion on my PC monitor.? When I squished the browser down to phone size, it

I am on the small staff of a group that manages a really large, interactive dog pedigree service for three breeds. There is a small Yahoo group that is used for questions and support. Do I read the

No.? You could set up a hashtag and add it to each topic so that it would delete the topic after a given amount of time.? Kind of defeats the purpose of having a group though.? You could do it much

Nope.? It's GIO saying the server that sent the message doesn't have reverse DNS set up properly.? There are hundreds, if not thousands, of outlook servers, so there could be only one that's set up

For invites, see also: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Inviting-new-members And notice that when you choose Invite from the dropdown menu on the Invite page, it shows the amended notice

You have two questions - 1. About invitations and group description. 2. About reposting policy. 1. Have you created a member notice for invitations? See

Mine too! I was surprised how quickly it was completed! Lee Sent: Friday, December 6, 2019 9:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Transferring groups Hi, Between last night and

You realize that you only have a short time to do something if you wish to rescue your messages from YG. December 14 is coming soon. The green button on the transfer page is no longer working. The

I'm slowly moving a(n esperanto-)group over, but when I send an invite, no info about the io-group comes with it. Is there a simple way to include the group-description? BTW as to "reposting